Howard Webb and the FA Circus Spectacular

Why did they include clips from the CL, F.A cup and the season before last on a video entitled "How Manchester United REALLY Won the League"

Not enough decisions to fill a 1:45 video?

Poor effort.

I'm sure you could make an equally convincing video about decisions against us.
Obviously referees make mistakes, some favour your team, some don't.
I'm pretty sure that not all of them were even last season, and I think that Berbatov going down against Liverpool was in the FA Cup.

I'm amazed that Gary Neville's last man tackles aren't included, but either way, you've just got a completely biased video, with 3 second clips shown at the desired angle to suggest we were cheating.

I'm not sure how you say that Nani getting savagely hacked down, getting up, seeing that he had a waterfall of blood leaking down his leg and sitting back down, is in anyway "how we won the league" considering that Carragher only got a yellow card, and we lost that game 3-1.

Why did they include clips from the CL, F.A cup and the season before last on a video entitled "How Manchester United REALLY Won the League"

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I never argued that this was a credible video.
And, if perhaps you use the scroll function, you will read that I agreed that other videos could be made (biased or otherwise) that show other teams in favourable light, or otherwise.

And yes, I am concerned with the way the Arsenal is being handled. Luckily, it does not consume my thoughts completely, so I can spare a few for other matters.

Chin up.

"a waterfall of blood"

I know United fans will defend their player...but seriously, a waterfall!!!!

I'm 40 seconds into the video and all that's been shown is Berba's soft penalty vs Liverpool in the FA Cup, Nani's injury which Carragher should have been sent off for, and Nani's strange goal against Spurs, and in case people have forgotten, we should have been awarded a penalty for when he was tugged down 10 seconds earlier.

The rest of the video includes Scholes' red card, a couple bad tackles, Torres diving, and Evans kicking Drogba in the previous season. The only thing we really got away with was Vidic's handball against Arsenal, and we were denied a stonewall penalty at the end of that match anyways...

"Not enough decisions to fill a 1:45 video?"

and it had to be in slow motion to fill 1:45!